Join some of the female riders from Collingwood Cycling Club on Wednesday mornings at 8:30am. Their ride is about 45 to 65 km starting from Fisher Fields in Collingwood arriving back at the start point before noon. Each ride tries to feature a coffee stop on the way!
Join some of the female riders from Collingwood Cycling Club on Wednesday mornings at 8:30am. Their ride is about 45 to 65 km starting from Fisher Fields in Collingwood arriving back at the start point before noon. Each ride tries to feature a coffee stop on the way!
Join some of the female riders from Collingwood Cycling Club on Wednesday mornings at 8:30am. Their ride is about 45 to 65 km starting from Fisher Fields in Collingwood arriving back at the start point before noon. Each ride tries to feature a coffee stop on the way!
Join some of the female riders from Collingwood Cycling Club on Wednesday mornings at 8:30am. Their ride is about 45 to 65 km starting from Fisher Fields in Collingwood arriving back at the start point before noon. Each ride tries to feature a coffee stop on the way!
Join some of the female riders from Collingwood Cycling Club on Wednesday mornings at 8:30am. Their ride is about 45 to 65 km starting from Fisher Fields in Collingwood arriving back at the start point before noon. Each ride tries to feature a coffee stop on the way!
Wednesday night cyclocross races are back at Hardwood starting September 11th to October 23rd 2024. Whether a returning or new rider, an experienced or new racer, we welcome you to the Hardwood Wednesday Night Cyclocross Races. You can enter just one race, do a few, or the whole series. We welcome all ages and abilities. […]
The Town of Pelham partners with Ontario Cycling to deliver a community program during August and September, 2024. This program is directed for youth between the ages of 7-10. HopOn is a game-based activity program for youth to develop on-bike skills. This program was adopted by Cycling Canada from Cycling BC and is considered the […]
The Town of Pelham partners with Ontario Cycling to deliver a community program during August and September, 2024. This program is directed for youth between the ages of 7-10. HopOn is a game-based activity program for youth to develop on-bike skills. This program was adopted by Cycling Canada from Cycling BC and is considered the […]
Mad ‘Cross is back again at the infamous Pittock Dam in Woodstock, ON. Located only one hour(ish) west of Toronto, Dam ‘Cross will challenge racers with a technical course across grass, sand, gravel, sand, pavement, sand and a few off-cambers. For all riders under 17 there is no registration fee! Registration
The 2024 HunTer Fondo will again offer four different distances, but with in a choose-your-own-adventure plus a game within the ride. Join us for a thrilling cycling experience in the picturesque landscapes of Peterborough and play a game of Poker! The HunTer Fondo is not just another charity ride; it’s a celebration of John Hunter, […]
New Hope Community Bikes leads a 'Tour de Cafe' ride that is a beginner women's only ride! Tour de Cafe is a novice cycling group ride for women. Each group ride incorporates knowledge about bikes and safe cycling with a ride to a local cafe. No bike? No problem. Contact New Hope Community Bikes as […]
Lead Coach: Roxy Slotegraaf Cost: $30 + Trail Pass Ontario Cycling will be hosting a Rising Stars MTB Camp September 14th 2024 at The Copeland Forest from 10am – 4pm. The camp is focused on developing athletes (ages 11-14) who are racing at OCup level with aspirations to race at the Canada Cup and national level events […]
Ontario Cycling (OC) is the recognized authority by Cycling Canada on all aspects of cycling in Ontario, including Gravel, BMX, Para, Road, Mountain Bike, Cyclo-Cross and Track.
Ontario Cycling acknowledges that we live, work, and ride on the traditional territories of the many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples across Ontario. We recognize the treaties that cover this land and honour the enduring presence of all Indigenous peoples of this province as we commit to the ongoing journey of reconciliation. To learn more, visit native-land.ca.
